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If you tried to predict the outcome of the 2012 IIHF World Championships, and I'm sure you did, chances are you were wrong. That's okay. Pretty much everyone was.
Canada lost to Slovakia this morning and will not be playing in the medal games. The Russian team squeaked out a win against Norway as well, meaning that Canada will finish 5th in the tournament. TeamUSA plays Finland beginning at 11:30am ET. If they win, they will go on to the Semifinals. (Winners in the semis play for the medals.)
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For more than 100 years, San Antonio Independent School District has been educating some of San Antonio's most notable citizens – those whose contributions have made the world a better place. Today, SAISD serves more than 54,000 students and is the third largest public school system in the Bexar County area. SAISD provides a comprehensive instructional program and related services for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, including a college preparatory curriculum, Magnet programs and specialized schools as options for middle and high school students, career and technology education, bilingual education, special education, and a variety extracurricular opportunities.
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Massa fightback inspires Senna
Bruno Senna is to use fellow Brazilian Felipe Massa for inspiration as he tries to nail down his future in Formula One for next season.
Massa signed a one-year extension to his Ferrari contract on Tuesday, his resurgence in form ending months of speculation as it appeared at one stage over the summer he was destined for the exit.
But his results in the last two races in Japan and Korea especially, scoring more points from his Far East outings than in the first 11 grands prix of the year, pivotally helped secure his seat at Ferrari for an eighth consecutive year.
Senna finds himself in a similar situation with Williams as results have been hard to come by, particularly as he has been forced to sit out the majority of first practice sessions in favour of reserve and test driver Valtteri Bottas.
It is highly likely Bottas will replace Senna at Williams, leaving the latter fighting for a place, although he has been rumoured as a replacement for Vitaly Petrov who appears on his way out at Caterham.
Senna knows, however, that as with Massa fortunes can quickly change as he said: "Felipe had a tough first part of the year, and in his own head he was thinking too much about that.
"But suddenly having a race in which you get a podium or good result can take some of the pressure away and you start driving much better.
"Felipe had two strong races in a row (second in Japan and fourth in Korea) and now he is under much less pressure in everything.
"Ideally I'd like to make sure I have a seat for next year and you always want a competitive car, which is pretty natural.
"The results are what count at the end of the day, and if you get a couple of top-fives then you should be pretty okay."
Senna believes, though, his future will not be resolved until after the current campaign is over and that it is a case of attempting to remain as relaxed as possible over the final four races.
"I would love to have my future resolved right now and say 'I'm done guys, see you next year'," added Senna.
"But we're going to have to wait until the end of the season and see what happens. The best thing is not to think about it too much.
"If you start going over in your head not being sorted for next year then you start putting too much pressure on your driving and things don't go too well.
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Talk to Justin Wilkins for just one minute this time of year and you'll find it's near impossible to resist the Christmas spirit that emanates from the Glendora resident.
This holiday season marks the 50th straight year the Wilkins family's home at 13th and Maple avenues has been covered with Christmas decorations.
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Justin Wilkins took over the tradition in 1990, when his father, John, who started the Christmas displays back in 1962, passed away.
"I love kids. I've been doing this for years. I just like to see the smiles on their faces," the 53-year-old said. "It goes right to my heart."
When you look at the number of lights on Wilkins' property and think about the electric bill he must receive each year to put on the Christmas display, you know those smiles must be really important to the Maple Avenue man.
Wilkins' Christmas display electric bills have run around $1,000 in recent years, he said.
It goes without saying that the Wilkins home has become a Christmastime destination point for Gloucester Township and South Jersey families. Even people from beyond New Jersey's borders stop by to marvel at the display.
Gary Prince, of Baltimore, MD, was taking picture of Wilkins' 2012 effort Wednesday night. He was in the area visiting his son-in-law and daughter, Ryan and Lauren Penny, and their newborn, Tyler, at their Runnemede home.
"I literally come here every year," Prince said. "I make a special stop just to see this."
Prince was joined at the Wilkins home early Wednesday evening by John and Dorothy Saicic, of Glendora, who brought two of their grandchildren, Joey and Scarlett, of Glassboro, over to check out the display.
"Every year, we bring them by," Joe Saicic said.
Visiting the Wilkins home certainly appears to be an annual tradition for many in the Gloucester Township area.
"This has been a staple for my family ever since we moved to Gloucester Township 11 years ago," Patch contributor Michelle Wolfson said.
Santa Claus will be at the Wilkins home 6 to 9 p.m. each night through Christmas Eve.
Prince says locals' appreciation for Wilkins' work is warranted.
"It's great people do things like this," he said. "They do it for themselves, sure, but they do it for the community. It goes to show you there really are good people out there. ... Every year, he adds to it. Believe it or not, this is more than last year."
It's a labor of love for Wilkins, a longtime Sun National Bank employee.
"It's a lot of work, but it's from the heart," he said.
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Dame Judi Dench has the title role in "Philomena," the
true story Philomena Lee, who was an unwed, pregnant teenager in 1952 when her
Irish Catholic family sent her to a convent in shame.
She worked seven days a week for her keep but allowed only an hour a day with
her son. After three years, the boy was sold for adoption in the United
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was fascinated by her and wanted to do it straightaway," Dench told the
Christian Science Monitor. "I don't think it gets polemic about the church
in any way. It tells that bit of story, but in natural fact, much more so than
that, it's about a woman who has an unshakable faith after going through that
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1.) Dame Judith Olivia "Judi" Dench, CH DBE FRSA (born 9 December 1934) is an English film, stage and television actress, occasional singer and author. Dench made her professional debut in 1957 with the Old Vic Company. Over the following few years she played in several of Shakespeare's plays in such roles as Ophelia in Hamlet, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet and Lady Macbeth in Macbeth. She branched into film work, and won a BAFTA Award as Most Promising Newcomer; however, most of her work during this period was in theatre. Not generally known as a singer, she drew strong reviews for her leading role in the musical Cabaret in 1968.
2.) Over the next two decades, she established herself as one of the most significant British theatre performers, working for the National Theatre Company and the Royal Shakespeare Company. In television, she achieved success during this period, in the series A Fine Romance from 1981 until 1984 and in 1992 began a continuing role in the television romantic comedy series As Time Goes By. Her film appearances were infrequent until she was cast as M in GoldenEye (1995), a role she continued to play in James Bond films through to Skyfall (2012). She received several notable film awards for her role as Queen Victoria in Mrs. Brown (1997), and has since been acclaimed for her work in such films as Shakespeare in Love (1998), receiving the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Chocolat (2000), Iris (2001), Mrs Henderson Presents (2005) and Notes on a Scandal (2006), and the television production The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2001).
3.) Dench has received many award nominations for her acting in theatre, film and television; her awards include eleven BAFTAs, (including the Bafta Fellowship in 2001) seven Laurence Olivier Awards, (including the Society's Special Award) two Screen Actors Guild Awards, two Golden Globes, an Academy Award, and a Tony Award. In June 2011, she received a fellowship from the British Film Institute (BFI). In 1988, she was made a Dame for services to the performing arts by Queen Elizabeth II. She was married to actor Michael Williams from 1971 until his death in 2001. They are the parents of actress Finty Williams.
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Her Fad Is Bicycling
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Frances Willard, President
The World's and National W.C.T.U.
I think if one has a fad, a recreating fad, one should adopt the fad which gives most health. Bowling for women is good in a measure, but it develops one arm while it leaves the other weak, and is, besides, a form of recreation too often carried on indoors in an overheated room. But for filling the lungs with good, pure air, clearing the mind, and bracing the nerves, bicycling is the best. I call bicycling walking six inches above the ground.
My two guiding mottoes in learning were "I will not fail," and "It's dogged as does it." With the aid of these, together with the help of three young women assistants, I learned to ride in thirty hours. I went first with three assistants, then with two, then one, then without any, though they usually accompanied me even after I learned. I have brought my wheel from England with me, and shall probably ride out at my home in Evanston.
I learn that the two reigning fads in New York just now are woman suffrage and bicycling. Now woman suffrage is all right in season; but in the warm months let the girls take up the bicycling fad in earnest. I like to see as many girls riding as men; and on all the wheels ridden by both men and women I'd like to see the white ribbon floating.
Please note that in the photograph of Willard she wears the white ribbon of the WCTU.
Frances Willard - Elected president of the United States Woman's Christian Temperance Union in 1879, a position which she held for life. Willard died of influenza February 17, 1898, in the Empire Hotel, New York City, New York. She is buried in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Chicago.
white ribbon floating - The White Ribbon has been the badge of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union since its founding in 1873. The WCTU is the oldest continuing non-sectarian womens organization worldwide. The white ribbon bow was selected to symbolize purity.
Kent, Antoinette Cowles. "Frances E. Willard." Sketches of Wisconsin pioneer women. Fort Atkinson, Wis. : Hoard & Sons, [1924?].
Willard, Frances, "Her Fad Is Bicycling." Demorest's Family Magazine, September 1894, 146-148.
Unknown, photographer. "[Frances Willard, portrait bust]" Glass negative. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, 1867. From Library of Congress: George Grantham Bain Collection, [no date recorded on caption card]. (accessed September 19, 2008).
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I understand that many RTS games handle multiplayer by synchronizing the game for each player, so that the exact same game is played on each client. This is in contrast to simply sending object states every network cycle and interpolating.
I'll illustrate my question with an example of a simple game with 2 players.
Game starts
1. Player 1 issues a move order and the order is sent to player 2, scheduled to be processed a few network cycles away.
2. Player 2 receives the order shortly after.
3. The scheduled time arrives and both players process the order.
Now, obviously both players must know about the order so that the game remains synchronized. So what if the original message sent by player 1 never arrives? I'd imagine that to overcome this, player 2 should send some sort of confirmation message back to player 1 to confirm that he received the message. If player 1 doesn't receive the confirmation message then he assumes that player 2 never received the original order and the order is resent.
My question is now that what if the confirmation message gets lost and never arrives? Player 1 will assume that player 2 never got the original message (even though he did) and will not process the order. Meanwhile, player 2 assumes everything is going as planned and processes the order. The game now goes out of sync.
Can somebody enlighten me on how to go about solving this problem?
If I haven't explained it well enough then please let me know and I'll try again :D
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Falling short of reinventing the entire smartphone industry is a current criticism that can be leveled at Samsung and basically every other OEM right now. But as long as there's a market for big, bright and powerful smartphones that nimbly perform every job asked of them, then devices like the S5 should do just fine.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A report this week in The Wall Street Journal that Amazon is planning to release a smartphone has prompted industry analysts and technology blogs to muse about what the device might offer. Amazon hasn't confirmed that it has plans for a smartphone. Introducing such a device would be tough in a crowded market dominated by Apple and Samsung.
Droplet Could Save Enterprise Money with Cloud-Connected SprinklerApril 16, 2014 2:58 pm | by Ben Munson | Comments
Without water there are no clouds. So it seems appropriate that a sprinkler could save water (and money) by leveraging the other type of cloud. The Droplet Robotic Sprinkler is a smartphone-controlled sprinkler/timer that uses real-time weather and soil sample data along with a huge plant biology database to decide when, where and how much water to dispense to grass, plants, shrubs and trees.
IBM Hits Refresh on Its MobileFirst InitiativeApril 16, 2014 2:52 pm | by Ben Munson | Comments
IBM is renewing its MobileFirst initiative with a whole bunch of enhancements to existing services. The IT giant first launched MobileFirst at Mobile World Congress 2013 and has since seen the rapid shift towards mobile enterprise. Rich Esposito, general manager for mobility services at IBM, said that at the outset of enterprise mobility four or five years ago, the focus was on BYOD and MDM.
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To some executives, the idea of crime against merchants and high-volume data breaches might seem like the latest Hollywood action movie. While it is a reality for retailers because those are the companies we see on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, it seems like fiction for everyone else.
Dropbox Touts Usability as Major Asset Within the EnterpriseApril 15, 2014 3:25 pm | by Andrew Berg | Comments
As the storage of files and other content in the cloud becomes as commonplace as backing up to a local hard drive, companies like Dropbox find themselves in the middle of an all out war with some major players. Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft, are among the biggest companies that offer extensive ecosystems...
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As the tectonic plates of your mobile workforce shift and swell, you may very well feel like you're sitting on top of a volcano. While you might think that this is all part of your imagination, it turns out that this sense of impending eruption is well founded.
Review: Office for iPad Is Pretty and FunctionalMarch 31, 2014 9:15 am | by Bree Fowler, AP Technology Writer | Comments
Microsoft Office fans who've spent the last nine months using the software's suite of apps on their tiny smartphone screens are probably thrilled that they can finally create and update documents on the iPad's significantly bigger display surface.
Review: Windows Phone Innovations Show PromiseMarch 27, 2014 9:34 am | by Anick Jesdanun, AP Technology Writer | Comments
In the market for smartphones, Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 system is barely there. It's dwarfed by Apple's iOS and Google's Android systems in both attention and sales. But over the past few months, I have come to appreciate many of the software's innovations...
Bell Mobility Goes Lean: Using Performance Monitoring to Cut WasteMarch 25, 2014 10:10 am | by Zlatko Zahirovic | Comments
Many network teams think of performance monitoring as an insurance policy. At Bell Mobility, we see things differently. In our world, performance monitoring is a way to cut waste from our CDMA, LTE, and HSPA+ based wireless network. For decades, businesses of all types have adopted the principles of Lean Manufacturing.
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Shaped like a lopsided headband, Google Glass is an unassuming piece of technology when you're holding it in your hands. You feel as if you can almost break it, testing its flexibility. Putting it on, though, is another story. Once you do, this Internet-connected eyewear takes on a life of its own.
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Stewart Named GNAC Swimming Rookie of the Year; Williams Coach of the Year March 18, 2014 BOSTON, Mass. -- Simmons first year Shylee Stewart (Eastham, Mass.) was named Great Northeast Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Rookie of the Year announced today by the... [read more]
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Times Sq/Hells Kitchen Condo in Manhattan
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- rates (USD) $ 3,500 - $ 4,000 / month
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A charming alcove studio apartment in the heart of Manhattan. Hells
Kitchen is an eclectic, vibrant and safe neighborhood. You are steps away from public transportation, restaurants, Theater district, Times Square, The Intrepid Sea-Air Space Museum, Circle line and minutes from Columbus Circle, Central Park, Empire State Building and of course plenty of stores to shop.
All utilities heat, air conditioning, WiFi are included.Cleaning service every other week is also included
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Cable, WiFi. Audio system with iPod station, flat screen tv, iron & ironing board, hair dryer, laundry room in the basement, heat & air conditioning, cleaning service every other week. The unit is furnished with a double bed and queen size pull out bed. The kitchen is fully stocked with pots & pans, coffee maker, flatware, dishes, dishwasher, toaster, microwave, bed & bath linen and much more.
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Summer and holiday rates: $3500 to $4000 per month/p>
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Identifier "Synaptics Touchpad"
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I love cantilever houses. There's something about this style of construction that's just so transcendent, making part of a house soar above the ground and thrusting residents into the beauty of the surrounding environment. Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater (left) is, of course, a classic example of this style of architecture, and Wright's design beautifully integrated a home into the landscape so it almost seems to flow right with the water that moves all around it.
In Idaho, someone else is playing with cantilevers and water. River Place, as it's known, juts out over the Potlatch River, and it has a few interesting surprises beyond the stark modern design; unlike Fallingwater, this home jumps out dramatically in the landscape, drawing attention from every angle. For River Place, it works amazingly well, pairing the structure beautifully with a tasting room just up the river that belongs to the same winery owners who commissioned River Place.
How unique is this structure, beyond the custom architecture that makes it one of a kind? For one thing, components were assembled offsite, allowing the contracting company to attach the home to concrete footings on site with bolts. That makes River Place easy to disassemble and move, if necessary, and it also reduced the environmental impact of construction by minimizing on-site work. Furthermore, the river that flows right by the home offers a cooling factor, keeping River Place temperate in the summers.
Even better, thanks to those modern building materials, the construction costs on this stunning home actually weren't very high, illustrating that it's possible to have a modern, striking, interesting structure without going into bankruptcy. The architect and construction firm kept costs tightly controlled with the use of materials like galvanized steel, which convey both the desired look and feel of the home. This is a case where less is more -- but it doesn't cost more!
Wisely, the home is anchored well about the 500-year flood level of the river, in the hopes of avoiding damage in the event of a flood or severe weather event. This forward-thinking building shows that the builders tried to plan ahead for situations that may arise over the lifetime of the home, an especially important consideration in an era when global climate shifts are damaging more property every year.
Lots of cantilevered homes are found throughout the world and across the US, but this one stands out, not least because it happens to be located right next to some prime fishing. For those in the mood, it's possible to fish right off the deck. Hard to beat that!
Of course, a number of things can complicate cantilever home design. It requires a very strong foundation with some special engineering, especially in places like the Bay Area, where builders have to think about earthquakes. A San Francisco concrete contracting firm that specializes in this type of construction for luxury homes can install an extensive earthquake-resistant system with a variety of safety measures to keep a cantilever home as safe and stable as possible so people can enjoy the views.
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The earth would become a kind of spherical harddrive, with information stored in those moving webs of magnetic energy that both surround and penetrate its surface.
This extends yet further into an idea that perhaps whole planets out there, turning in space, are actually the harddrives of an intelligent species we otherwise have yet to encounter – like mnemonic Death Stars, they are spherical data-storage facilities made of content-rich bedrock – or, perhaps more interestingly, we might even yet discover, in some weird version of the future directed by James Cameron from a screenplay by Jules Verne, that the earth itself is already encoded with someone else's data, and that, down there in crustal formations of rock, crystalline archives shimmer.
I'm reminded of a line from William S. Burroughs's novel The Ticket That Exploded, in which we read that beneath all of this, hidden in the surface of the earth, is "a vast mineral consciousness near absolute zero thinking in slow formations of crystal."
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The sultry, exotic side of Havana is making its way to the Atlantic City Boardwalk in the form of The Quarter at Tropicana Casino And Resort, a $265 million, grand-scale dining, entertainment, retail, and spa complex scheduled to open this fall. The largest such complex in the city, it aims to recreate the ambience of Old Havana and will house an eclectic mix of tenants, among them Brooks Brothers, the city's first IMAX theater, and Carmine's, a popular Italian restaurant making its first foray outside Manhattan.
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Love going to the Galleria during the Holidays for some shopping and ending with a meal at the Iron Cactus. They have great drinks and fajitas!
We came here for a special dinner from my daughter who was just a super patient at the eye doctor down the road. Iron Cactus had been one of my favorite restaurants years ago but since coming to the Hill Country Galleria - I have not been "wow"ed and have been less likely to come. However when faced with the option of going downtown or staying closer to home and the grocery store - paired with the daughter's plea to eat at the Iron Cactus - I caved.
I guess the problem came when the waitress figured out my 2 girls and I are not big eaters. They can share an appetizer and be will not finish it. As for me. I was there for the chips and Margaritas.
So we ordered our food - the crab cakes tasted as if they were out of a box and the quesadilla was not terribly great. But still we were here to celebrate and not complain.
Then the waitress asked to box up our food before the kids had even eaten their first slice of quesadilla. --- Nothing is more maddening then being rushed out the door. Instead of getting upset - I ordered another maragarita hoping she might get the point. No such luck. The minute the last quesadilla was gone and my margarita was still full she asked if we needed dessert. And then handed me the bill promptly. She cleared the table - too the chips and salsa to boot and we never saw her again. It was not quite the leisurely diner we had come in for. So now days we need to eat 4 full plates to feel as if we are worthy to come in to your restaurant?
I am sorry we had not ordered more food. I am even more sorry we had decided to go there.
Gluten Free Menu! – The Iron Cactus has a gluten free menu! The ceviche and shrimp encheladas are amazing. The service is top notch and their happy hour includes 1/2 priced appetizers. I highly recommend to sit on the patio and people watch.
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A season and a half after he signed for Chelsea, Kevin De Bruyne was given his chance to play in front of the Stamford Bridge crowd on Sunday, and following the 2-0 win over Hull he spoke to Chelsea TV.
The 22-year-old, who has been on loan at former club Genk and then in Germany at Werder Bremen since his transfer, spoke about the opening goal he helped create, the difference between the first and second halves, and how it felt to play in front of the Chelsea fans. The full interview is available now via the channel's online access and a clip can be viewed above.
Speaking separately after the match, De Bruyne also said:
'It was a good start, especially the first half we began very sharp with a lot of pressing and we scored two nice goals. The second half was a little worse but it was a mature game by us and we didn't concede a goal so it was good.
'The Premier League is a high level, of course it will be difficult to win all our games, but we will do our best and we have to do it as a team like in this game, and then we will be alright.'
Jose Mourinho is this season answering more fans' questions sent in via Twitter for Chelsea magazine. Do you have a question for the manager? If so, tweet it @chelseafc using #CFCMag and it may appear in the next edition...


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What is AASE?
The Advanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence is a government-funded initiative that has been designed to help young people aged 16 to 18 combine education and sport. It's aimed at athletes who have a realistic potential of achieving excellence in their sport – and want to make a career of performing at the highest level – but who also want to continue with their education.
AASE and aquatics
The ASA is dedicated to delivering the AASE programme and has apprentices from all of the disciplines: swimming, disability swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and water polo.
In October 2006 we were one of the first sporting bodies to launch the AASE programme and the first aquatic apprentices graduated in March 2009, with 94 athletes receiving qualifications as part of the scheme. Learn more about our involvement in the early days.
Aquatic stars who have completed the AASE programme include double Olympic medallist Rebecca Adlington and Beijing's Team GB synchronised swimmers Jenna Randall and Olivia Allison. Athletes … learn more about getting involved.
Rebecca Adlington: "My apprenticeship with the ASA provided me with high quality training, whilst giving me the opportunity to gain qualifications at the same time.
"Winning two gold medals in Beijing and breaking a world record was the greatest achievement of my life and hopefully we'll see many of the graduating and new AASE students competing for Great Britain over the next few years."
The AASE framework
The idea is that the apprenticeship takes two years to complete and is made up of three components. The overall apprenticeship will be awarded by Skills Active (the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure and Learning established by employers in Sport and Recreation, Health and Fitness) after all three components have been completed.
Background to the AASE programme
Skills Active developed the AASE frameworking partnership with a number of governing bodies of sport, industry experts and other partnership organisations. Learn more about the history of the AASE programme.
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Riders in this news : Manuel OSBORNE-PARADIS ; Michael JANYK
Mike Janyk and Manuel Osborne-Paradis, the two Candians World Cup racers, organize each year a camp in Whistler for the kids. Check out the videos of these four amazing days!
Day 1
Mike & Manny Camp 2013 : Day 1 from Mike & Manny Foundation on Vimeo.
Day 2
In the mist and the Fog we had another exciting day on the hill. May I present day two of the Mike and Manny ski camp. Today we're giving you an insight into the coaching and technical aspect of what we're up to.
Mike & Manny Camp 2013 : Day 2 from Mike & Manny Foundation on Vimeo.
Day 3
Providing an environment for the kids to learn and excel on their skis is what this camp is based on. Around that we strive to challenge them, keep them excited and open them up to new experiences. Here's a look at some of our off hill activities...
Mike & Manny Camp 2013 : Day 3 from Mike & Manny Foundation on Vimeo.
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It is the final day of the 2013 Mike and Manny Cowboy's ski camp. The skies opened up for us on Whistler Mountain, the condition cooperated and we set a challenging day of GS training for our racers. This resulted in some awesome turns and a few good spills and a lot of smiles at the bottom of the course. Each year Manny and I come away feeling more rejuvenated and inspired to grow for the future. Not only with this camp but also extending our reach to underprivileged youth through the sport of skiing with the newly formed Mike and Manny foundation. www.mikeandmanny.org
I hope you enjoy our last video edit for 2013 and thank you everyone for your kind notes in response to our videos to date.
Mike & Manny Camp 2013 : Day 4 from Mike & Manny Foundation on Vimeo.
Team Rossignol counts 37 podiums this season in Europa Cup including 14 victories, 13 second places and 10 third places. Italian's Michela Azzola wins Europa Cup Slalom standings ahead of Charlotta Saefvenberg and Magdalena Fjaellstroem. She counts four podiums this winter including two victories.
Adeline Baud ends third of the overall ranking even if the French racer has not finished the season due to a knee injury. The junior slalom bronze medallist finishes second of Europa Cup Giant Slalom standings with three victories and third in Super Combined.
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After Cortina D'Empezzo (Ita) and Kijima Daïra (Jnp), the last stage ofthe
"Master Cup" is held in one of the most attached to the Alpine Skiing competition, Kirchberg inTirol (Aut)
The weather condition wasgreat this weekend in Kirchberg and over 30 avid skiers were present to express themselves on the trail of Gaisberg extremely well prepared for the event.
This challenging course, training track of Canadian national team, Jure Kosir, almost on the land, (winner of slalom hahnemkamm 1999) could give some valuable tricks to all master and very good skiers.
Nikki Lindner from Germany was the fastest and was really close to Jure's time, but the "Master" is still unbeaten !
Riders in this news : Lara GUT ; Tessa WORLEY
For the last stage of the season, Tessa Worley and Lara Gut from Team Rossignol end on the podium of the Giant Slalom in Lenzerheide. 2013 Giant Slalom World Champion Tessa Worley was first after the first run but she finally finishes second behind the unbeatable Tina Maze. She closes her season with the fourth position of the Giant Slalom World Cup counting four podiums, three third places (St Moritz, Courchevel, Semmering) and one second place here in Swiss for the finals.
"It was the last race of the season and I really wanted to do something good. But it's not that easy. The season has been tough and long. I lost a lot of energy in the very hard top section of the course and my batteries were definitely low to finish strong. I've got no regrets. I pushed until the end and I'm really pleased with this 2nd place to end my super season."
At home, the Swiss racer Lara Gut has concluded her season with a podium, a third place in Giant Slalom after taking two times the 4th place in this discipline this season in Aspen and St-Moritz.
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Captain Benjamin Buchholz was the 2-127th Infantry Battalion's civil affairs officer during deployment. He works full time for the Wisconsin National Guard as the 2-127th's training officer. A widely published writer of fiction and nonfiction, Ben lives in Brandon, Wisconsin, with his wife, Angie, and sons Wesley and Jack.
Staff Sergeant Joseph Streeter has been a member of the Wisconsin Army National Guard for over twelve years. While deployed in Iraq he served as a squad leader in the 2-127th's C Company. He also works as the system administrator at the Wisconsin Joint Force Headquarters and runs a sports photography business. He lives in Madison.
Lieutenant Nathan Olson has been a member of the Wisconsin National Guard for more than sixteen years. During his time in Iraq he served as a platoon leader in C Company, 2-127th Infantry. He also works for the Wisconsin National Guard as the environmental assessment and reports manager for the state. Nathan and his wife, Ann, own an event and portrait photography business in Columbus, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Historical Society Press: What motivated you to write about your experiences in Iraq? Did you keep a journal while you were there?
Ben Buchholz: I didn't keep a journal per se, but I wrote almost constantly, sometimes 10 hours a day. Most of that was fiction, or what I would at the time have considered fiction but on rereading it now it resonates with the very things that inspired me to write "Private Soldiers" the culture shock of experiencing war in a strange land, of growing up myself amid such physical dislocation, of witnessing other young soldiers in their own processes of change, of knowing that time at war was fleeting but would mark me and those around me for life with bonds of friendship, shared suffering and separation from home and family.
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WHS Press: Military history is one of the most written about historical topics. What makes your story unique?
BB: I think, less than unique, this is something of a universal experience, exactly the reason it is so often documented in writing. Whether someone goes through a transformation while at war or while at college or while on a cross country journey ala Kerouac, that process is universal. Distinctive to this book, though, is the fact that we documented it from the level of the soldier on the ground (which has been done enough, to be sure!) but also with professional-level photography throughout the entire country of Iraq, across which our missions of convoy escort spanned. So, literally, you see Iraq and life as a soldier from that perspective.
WHS Press: Describe the process of gathering information for this book. What became relevant and what was cut?
BB: A great help, in the gathering and winnowing of information, was WHS Press'early interest in the project. That got us going in a more organized, professional manner. Rather than thinking, back in the spring of 2006, 'Wouldn't it be nice to publish something when we got home?' we instead had a fairly good notion that this book would be published in a very nice way. So we started thinking about it more seriously: What would we need to photograph to capture the whole story? What is interesting here? From that conversation, between Joe Streeter, Nathan Olson, myself and our chain of command (especially LTC Taves and MAJ O'Brien) we decided to stand-up a special mission, an extra guntruck to accompany a convoy north so that we would have the flexibility to move around the convoy, take pictures from a distance, without having to actually be responsible for the convoy's security ourselves. We also, on that same 'mission', interviewed a number of local Iraqis and visited a few places of interest. Then, we made a list of all the amenities on base, stuff we should capture for the book. Completing that list took Joe and Nathan the better part of two months. We ended up with several thousand photos. What became relevant were iconographic images. How do you capture a year's worth of mission in one or two photos? How do you show all these young soldiers in the midst of their process of transformation, in the midst of work and between work long hours of nothingness, of separation from home? I think Joe and Nathan did a great job at that.
WHS Press: What was the most challenging part of writing this book? Were some experiences more difficult to write about than others?
BB: The soldiers who were wounded and killed in action, treating them correctly in the book, with honor and respect and the certainty that they are and will always be included in us. That was toughest.
WHS Press: Who do you see as the audience for "Private Soldiers"?
BB: Foremost, the families and friends of our soldiers, and the communities in Wisconsin, pretty much the whole of Wisconsin, from where these soldiers came. That's the main audience. As such the book takes the form of a very high-end yearbook. We want to tell these stories about our soldiers but in a way that includes nuance and personal anecdote that may not be 100% clear to other readers. Second audience, those who are interested in history and particularly the history of war, may find such anecdotes interesting and relevant although they would not smile with the same inward recognition of having been there and done that.
WHS Press: What do you hope people take away from your story? Why is this book important for Wisconsin?
BB: This book is important to Wisconsin because it directly recounts an important episode for a large group, our 680 soldiers, but also because that same history is shared now by the majority of Wisconsin's National Guard and Reserve soldiers, almost 10,000 of them. As a living history of a war currently in progress, I hope people take away a greater understanding of what life is like over there, living on base, going out for missions, dealing with the Iraqi people.


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By ROBERT J. STERNBERG Special to The Washington Post
Wait list. That was the outcome of my application to Yale. I was eventually admitted, and I later had an opportunity that very few applicants ever have: I got to find out why I had been wait-listed.
My first job after college was in the Yale admissions office, and one day I sneaked into the attic where old records were kept and read my interview report, which described me as having a "flaky personality." I did not read the rest of my admissions file -- I felt too guilty -- so I cannot say whether it was the interviewer's assessment or some other perceived deficiency that consigned me to the wait list. I do know that when I finally got in, it was through the intervention of the admissions officer for my area, who saw something special in me.
Most students don't benefit from this kind of intervention; SAT scores and GPAs are much of what make or break a college application. Yet, over the course of my years in the Yale admissions office, I was continually surprised by how many of the students we accepted had sky-high SAT scores but seemed to lack basic practical and creative skills, whereas others with more modest scores were stunning successes at Yale, both academically and personally.
Great schools don't always produce great people. But it's not just what happens after students arrive on campus that's the problem. and large, our best schools don't always pick the best people in the first place. Many students who appear to have tremendous potential at age 17, based on their SAT scores and GPAs, don't look so wonderful 20 years later.
An executive at a major investment bank, looking back on his 25 years on Wall Street, told me that SAT scores predicted quite well who would be good analysts -- that is, they predicted the technical skills needed to evaluate investments. What they did not signal, he said, is who could envision where various markets are going, to see larger trends and to make decisions that go beyond individual stock or bond picks.
We can do a much better job of college admissions if we start thinking about student abilities differently. We should assess and value analytical, creative and practical skills and wisdom, not just the ability to memorize or do well on tests. And we should admit people on the basis of their potential for leadership and active citizenship.
Many admissions offices try to do this already, through essays and the like, but their applications nonetheless remain anchored on test scores and grades. This is in part because scores and grades can be quantified and therefore get more weight than more abstract, seemingly "fluffy" qualities.
There is, however, a way to test these other important skills, and get this: The kids we select using this new method, which puts more emphasis on things other than GPAs? They'll have higher GPAs in college. I know, because this is what has happened at Tufts University.
"Use one of the following topics to create a short story: a. The Spam Filter, b. Seventeen Minutes Ago . . . ; c. Two by Two; d. Facebook; e. Now There's the Rub ; f. No Whip Half-Caf Latte; g. The Eleventh Commandment."
This was one of seven questions that appeared on the Tufts undergraduate application for the class of 2013. How did it get there? The short answer is that it was crafted by a clever group of Tufts admissions officers, led by Dean of Admissions Lee Coffin.
The long answer goes back a few years. I became a psychology professor at Yale and in 1997 proposed a theory of successful intelligence, based on the idea that people are meaningfully intelligent only to the extent that they can formulate and achieve their goals by synthesizing their creative, analytical and practical skills and their wisdom.
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FSF Sues Cisco for GPL Violations
The Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) has filed a lawsuit for the Free Software Foundation (FSF) against network giant Cisco Systems.
The claim: Cisco is distributing a number of GPL-licensed products under the Linksys brand without providing its source code to users. Some of the products are also licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Among the licensed programs are GNU C Library, GNU Coreutils, GNU Readine, GNU Parted, GNU Wget, GNU Compiler Collection, GNU Binutils and the GNU Debugger.
The Boston-based SFLC filed the action in New York district court. A copy of the entire complaint, including full text of the 1999 GPL and LGPL, is in PDF. The FSF is seeking an injunction against, and payment of damages from, the California company.
The lawsuit is a first for the FSF, says its executive director Peter Brown. "In the fifteen years we've spent enforcing our licenses, we've never gone to court before." An announcement from the foundation provides further details about the FSF vs. Cisco case.
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